CNN’s Christiane Amanpour on sex, #MeToo and North Korea (Live from SXSW)
March 17, 2018 01:01
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CNN Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour talks with Recode's
Kara Swisher about her new series, "Sex and Love Around the World." Speaking
in front of a live audience at South By Southwest 2018, Amanpour says the show
convinced her that women won't be "totally satisfied," in all aspects of their
lives, until men have shed obsolete attitudes about gender roles, power and
sexuality. She also talks about the global implications of the #MeToo
movement, the dangers of "false news" and why the unwillingness of YouTube and
other platforms to call themselves media companies is "bullshit." Plus: Why
she's concerned about the Trump administration's planned negotiations with
North Korea's Kim Jong-un. Read more
Kara Swisher about her new series, "Sex and Love Around the World." Speaking
in front of a live audience at South By Southwest 2018, Amanpour says the show
convinced her that women won't be "totally satisfied," in all aspects of their
lives, until men have shed obsolete attitudes about gender roles, power and
sexuality. She also talks about the global implications of the #MeToo
movement, the dangers of "false news" and why the unwillingness of YouTube and
other platforms to call themselves media companies is "bullshit." Plus: Why
she's concerned about the Trump administration's planned negotiations with
North Korea's Kim Jong-un. Read more
CNN Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour talks with Recode's
Kara Swisher about her new series, "Sex and Love Around the World." Speaking
in front of a live audience at South By Southwest 2018, Amanpour says the show
convinced her that women won't be "totally satisfied," in all aspects of their
lives, until men have shed obsolete attitudes about gender roles, power and
sexuality. She also talks about the global implications of the #MeToo
movement, the dangers of "false news" and why the unwillingness of YouTube and
other platforms to call themselves media companies is "bullshit." Plus: Why
she's concerned about the Trump administration's planned negotiations with
North Korea's Kim Jong-un.
Kara Swisher about her new series, "Sex and Love Around the World." Speaking
in front of a live audience at South By Southwest 2018, Amanpour says the show
convinced her that women won't be "totally satisfied," in all aspects of their
lives, until men have shed obsolete attitudes about gender roles, power and
sexuality. She also talks about the global implications of the #MeToo
movement, the dangers of "false news" and why the unwillingness of YouTube and
other platforms to call themselves media companies is "bullshit." Plus: Why
she's concerned about the Trump administration's planned negotiations with
North Korea's Kim Jong-un.
